LM-3010F/PM (EN)

Posiflex LM-3010F/PM (EN) User manual

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Package Contents
9.7” LM-3010F/PM POS Monitor...(x 1)
VGA Cable………………………..(x 1)
User Manual………………………(x 1)
Mounting Kits…………………….(x 1)
Product Features
9.7” rear-mount LCD 2nd display for Posiflex terminals
Slim bezel-free design
LCD resolution up to 1024 x 768
19600992010 Ver. Original
http://www.posiflex.com
LM-3010F/PM
POS Monitor User Manual
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Views of the LM -3010F/PM
Front View
Rear View
I/O Ports
OSD Control Button
OSD button
EXT button
button
button
LM-3010F/PM
9.7” LCD Panel
VGA Port
DC-IN Power Jack
Power LED Indicator
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Mounting LM-3010F/PM to your POS Terminals
LM-3010F/PM is the rear-mount monitor compatible with Posiflex POS
terminals attached to Gen 6/7/8/7E/8E bases. However, due to the base type of
your terminals, the installation steps would be slightly different. Below are
relevant instructions in hope of offering you practical assistance with
installation. Please ensure the POS system is completely shut down before
proceeding to mount the monitor onto the terminals,
POS terminals with Gen 7/8/7E/8E Bases
XT series POS terminal will be used in the following demonstration.
1. Tilt the terminal down, and then lay it on a flat surface with the screen
facing downward and its bottom toward you. Between two rubber feet
on the top side of the base bottom, as indicated in the figure, identify
your preferred rubber foot used to install your monitor.
Gen 7/7E base
Gen 8/8E base
2. Hang the base bracket onto the preferred rubber foot using the larger
alignment hole of the bracket.
Gen 7/7E base
For upper-left rubber foot
For upper-right rubber foot
Gen 8/8E base
For upper-left rubber foot
For upper-right rubber foot
Base bracket
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3. On the bottom of your bases, locate the hole pattern designed to attach
the base bracket to the base.
Gen 7/7E bases
Gen 8/8E bases
4. As the below figures show, identify three smaller aligning holes with
engraved text describing G7on the base bracket. Then, adjust the
base bracket until these three alignment holes are aligned with the
hole pattern at base bottom as specified in step 3, and lock the bracket
with three fixing screws.
Gen 7/7E bases
For upper-left rubber foot
For upper-right rubber foot
Gen 8/8E bases
For upper-left rubber foot
For upper-right rubber foot
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5. Position your terminal upright with its rear
toward you.
6. Take the pipe joined to the monitor. Have the release buttons on the
both side of the pipe point toward alignment holes on the top of the
stand post, and then push down the pipe. Please ensure the monitor is
locked into place with release buttons completely fitting in the
aligning holes as the below figure suggests. If not, keep turning the
pipe until the release buttons are snapped into the hole with a click
sound.
7. Attach the DB-15 connector of the VGA
cable to the VGA port on the bottom I/O
plate of the monitor and then secure it.
8. Remove the cable cover from the base.
Gen 7/7E base
Gen 8/8E base
9. Pull outwards the locking levers with your
forefingers and then remove the neck cover
in the direction shown by the arrow.
Release button
Aligning hole
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10. After tilting the screen of the terminal up,
route the cable through the cable exit.
11. Remove the cover for bottom I/O
compartment on the rear of the terminal.
12. For the Gen 7E/8E base users, remove the cable arrangement cover
used to hold cables. If you are using Gen7/8 bases, please skip this
step.
13. Connect another end of VGA cable to VGA
port in the I/O compartment of the terminal.
14. For the Gen 7E/8E base users, neatly
arrange your cable to have it held into place
and passed through the cable exit after
sliding back the cable arrangement cover. If
you are using Gen7/8 bases, please skip this
step.
15. Place back the cover to close the bottom I/O
compartment.
Cable exit
Cable Arrangement Cover
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16. Push back the neck cover.
17. Push back the cable cover.
Gen 7/7E base
Gen 8/8E base
18. The installation of LM-3010F/PM is
complete.
19. Tilt your monitor up or down to your desired
angle. While setting up the tilting adjustment,
be careful not to press on the LCD panel.
POS terminals with Gen 6 Base
KS series POS terminal with Gen 6 base will be used in the following
demonstration to show how to install LM-3010F/PM.
1. After tilting the terminal down, lay the
terminal on a flat surface with the screen
facing downward and the bottom of the base
toward you. Out of two rubber feet on the top
side of the base bottom, identify the rubber
foot you prefer to hook the base bracket onto.
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2. Hang the base bracket onto the preferred rubber foot using the larger
alignment hole of the bracket
For upper-left rubber foot
For upper-right rubber foot
3. On the bottom of your bases, locate the hole pattern designed to attach
the base bracket to the base.
4. As the below figures show, identify three smaller aligning holes with
engraved texts describing KSand G6on the base bracket. Then,
adjust the base bracket to have these three alignment holes align with
the hole pattern at base bottom as specified in step 3, and lock the
bracket with three fixing screws.
For upper-left rubber foot
For upper-right rubber foot
Base Bracket
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5. Position your terminal upright with its rear
toward you.
6. Take the pipe joined to the monitor. Have the release buttons on the
both side of the pipe point toward alignment holes on the top of the
stand post, and then push down the pipe. Please ensure the monitor is
locked into place with release buttons completely fitting in the
aligning holes as the below figure suggests. If not, keep turning the
pipe until the release buttons are snapped into the hole with a click
sound.
7. Attach the DB-15 connector of VGA cable to
the VGA port on the bottom I/O plate of the
monitor and then secure it.
8. After tilting the terminal all the way down,
pull outwards the locking lever of the neck
cover and then remove the cover from the
Gen 6 base.
9. Tilt the terminal up to route the cable through
the cable exit.
Release button
Aligning hole
Cable exit
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10. Thread the cable through the cable holder as shown in the figure.
11. Connect another end of VGA cable to VGA
port in the I/O compartment of the terminal.
12. Place the neck cover back. Make sure the
cable could be pulled out of cable exit at the
bottom of the base.
13. The installation of LM-3010F/PM is
complete.
14. Tilt your monitor up or down to your desired
angle. While setting up the tilting adjustment,
be careful not to press on the LCD panel.
Gen 6 Base
Cable
holder
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Activating Power to VGA Port for LM-3010F/PM via BIOS
To ensure LM-3010F/PM is able to extract power out of VGA port of the
Posiflex terminals, it is significant to utilize BIOS to manually enable the
power output to VGA port which the monitor is connected to before the LM-
3010F/PM could start up. However, if the monitor you are using is not
manufactured by Posiflex, it is strongly suggested to deactivate the power to
VGA port of your terminal in preventing the monitor from being damaged.
Please go through the below instructions to activate the power output via
BIOS settings for LM-3010F/PM. Also, the POS terminal has to be completely
shut down before you intend to connect the cable into VGA port of the
terminal.
1. Make sure that LM-3010F/PM is well connected to the Posiflex terminals
using the VGA cable.
2. Press the power button of the POS to power on the terminal. During the
boot process, hit F2 key to access BIOS setting.
3. Use arrow keys to check the setting of the VGA port used by LM-
3010F/PM. If it is set to be disabled, hit Enter key to enable VGA port.
4. Switch to Exit tab and select Exit Saving Changes option. Choose Yes
in Setup Confirmation message box to save your configurations.
5. After rebooting your POS, make sure LM-3010F/PM is successfully
initiated.
Powering ON/OFF LM-3010F/PM Series
Instead of using an external power supply, LM-3010F/PM primarily depends
on Posiflex POS terminals as primary power sources. In such a case, the
monitor will be automatically initiated when the terminal is powered up, and
shut down immediately after you power the POS off. Please do first follow
what is specified in the previous section, Activating Power to VGA Port for
LM-3010F/PM via BIOS, to ensure that the power output to the monitor is
activated.
Power ON the LM-3010F/PM
Press the power button of the POS terminal to power on your terminal. Few
seconds later the monitor will be initiated.
Power OFF the LM-3010F/PM
After you follow the standard shutdown procedure to power off the POS
terminal, the monitor will be turned off accordingly.
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Setting up Display Resolution for Your Monitor
The below chart defines the list of recommended display settings for
LM-3010F/PM. Improper display configuration will prevent the monitor from
properly displaying the image and lead to a warning message of “out of range”
prompted on the screen.
Display Resolution
Refresh Rate (Hz)
Horizontal Frequency (KHz)
640 x 400
70
37.9
640 x 480
60
31.5
72
37.9
75
37.5
720 x 400
70
37.9
800 x 600
56
35.1
60
37.9
72
48.1
75
46.9
1024 x 768
60
48.4
70
56.5
75
60
LED status Indicator
After the POS terminal is powered on, LED status indicators on the
LM-3010F/PM will function to deliver the message regarding the monitor
status. Please refer to the below chart in order to accurately interpret the status
indicators to facilitate your troubleshooting.
LED
Status
Description
POWER LED
ON, solid orange
System Standby
ON, solid green
System power ON
OFF
System power OFF
Using the OSD Menu
OSD, as known as On-Screen Display, is employed to assist users in adjusting
a variety of monitor-related settings depending on personal preference.
Through this section, it is expected to familiarize you with the options which
are accessible via OSD menu, and to optimize your experiences with
LM-3010F/PM.
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Power & OSD Buttons
Power & OSD buttons are located on the rear, right-
hand side of the monitor. Each of four OSD controls
works differently in various occasions. Please refer
to the below figure to get an idea of how they could
possibly function in relation to OSD menu.
Icon
Description
OSD button
to activate the OSD menu
to select the specific menu option
EXT button
to exit from the current configuration
” Button
to navigate through OSD menu options
to increase the value of the specific item
auto-adjustment feature
”Button
to navigate through OSD menu options
to decrease the value of the specific item
turn on/off the monitor
To help you get started with the OSD menu, the following points are
guidelines you are suggested to go through:
1. Firstly, press the OSD button to access the OSD menu.
2. Scroll through OSD menu options using either the
” or “
” button.
3. Press the OSD button to select the particular menu option of interest. It
will lead you to its sub-menu page if the selected menu option contains
sub-menu items.
4. Under the selected menu item with available sub-menu items, use the
” or “
button to switch among different items. Then, press the
OSD button to select the sub-menu item which you intend to adjust.
5. Use the
” or “
button to adjust the value of the selected OSD item.
Then, press the OSD button to save settings.
6. Press the EXT button to exit from the current configuration.
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OSD Options
In general, the OSD menu contains a set of six specially designed OSD options.
The OSD options are provided for you to do easy setting of the LCD monitor.
Please refer to the following table for further explanation of those accessible
items in LM-3010F/PM’s OSD.
OSD Menu Options
Sub-menu items & Description
Brightness/Contrast
Brightness
Press the “
button to increase brightness;
Press the “button to decrease brightness.
Contrast
Press the “
button to increase contrast;
Press the “
button to decrease contrast.
Image Position
Horizontal Position
Press the “
button to move the screen to the
right;
Press the “button to move the screen to the
left.
Vertical Position
Press the “
button to move the screen up;
Press the “
button to move the screen down.
Image Setup
Auto Adjustment
Execute the auto-tune function for OSD menu,
which will automatically perform fine tune of
the image quality for optimizing screen
performance.
Manual Image Setting
Press the “
” or “” button to individually
adjust Clock and Phase settings for VGA
input.
Image Property
Image RGB intensity
Press the “
or ” button to separately
specify Red, Green, and Blue color values for
RGB intensity settings.
Image Scaling
Press the “
or ” button to resize your
screen size.
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OSD Menu Options
Sub-menu items & Description
Options
Resolution, Refresh Rate & Product
Detail
Display information regarding display
resolution, horizontal/vertical sync frequency,
pixel clock (PCLK), etc.
Menu Language
Specify the language used in the OSD menu.
Menu Position (Reserved)
Press the “
or button to adjust the
horizontal and vertical positions of OSD menu.
Factory Default
Select Reset to restore the current menu back
to the default setting.
Accessibility
Press the “
or button to specify the
length of time for OSD menu to stay active on
the screen.
Exit
Save the current settings and exit OSD menu.
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Specifications
LM-3010F/PM
Display
LCD Panel
9.7" TFT LCD
Resolution
1024 (H) x 768 (V)
Active Area
196.61 (H) x 147.46 (V)
Pixel Pitch
0.192 (H) x 0.192 (V)
Pixel
Arrangement
RGB Vertical Stripe
Viewing Angle
70/70/70/60 (U/D/L/R)
Contrast Ratio
500 : 1
Response Time
20 ms(Raising) / 20 ms(Falling)
Brightness
270 cd/m2
Touch
Touch type
N/A
Interface
N/A
General Specification
Display Interface
VGA
Power Supply
12V / 18W
The product information and specifications are subject to change without
prior notice. To get the detailed information on LM-3010F/PM, please
check this model from Posiflex Global Website
(http://www.posiflex.com/en-global/Download/download
).
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